Intel Celeron G6900 - Processor, Alder Lake, 2 Cores, 2 Threads, 3.40GHz, LGA 1700, 46W

Intel Celeron G6900 | 2 Cores | 2 Threads | 3.40 GHz

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$71.11

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Brand: Intel

Model: BX80715g6900

The Intel Celeron processor offers a balance of proven technology and exceptional desktop value. Based on an energy-efficient microarchitecture, this Celeron processor enables desktops to be smaller, quieter and more capable.

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Specifications

Model
Brand	Intel
Serie	Celeron
Processor Number	G6900
Generation	12th Generation
Release Date	Q1 2022
CPU Specifications
Socket	LGA1700
Chipset	Alder Lake
Cores	2
Threads	2
Base Frequency	3.40Ghz
Cache	4MB
TDP	46W
Memory
Max Memory	128GB
Memory Channels	2
Memory Type	DDR4 Up to 3200 MHz DDR5 Up to 4800 MHz
Graphics
Integrated Graphics	Intel UHD Graphics 710
Base Frequency	300 MHz
Max Dynamic Frequency	1.3 GHz
4K Support	Yes
PCI
PCI Express Revision	4.0, 5.1
PCI Lanes	20
PCI Configurations	1x16+1x4, 2x8+4
Accesories
Cooling Device	Laminar RS1 CPU Cooler
Shipping Details
Dimensions(cm)	4.9 x 4.8 x 3.2
Weight	0.825 lb

Warranty

Warranty:
Intel Standard Warranty

Warranty Period:
3 Year Warranty

Who do I contact if my product has issues?
You can return your product directly to Pana Compu and we will manage any warranty issues directly with Intel for you. You may also contact Intel directly using your Pana Compu invoice to receive your warranty. All warranty decisions are made by Intel and are final.